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NEET-PG cutoff: Single digit score to get PG seat in top medical colleges India News
New Delhi: Drastic cuts in NEET-PG eligibility criteria have led to postgraduate medical seats in government universities being filled with extremely low marks, including in high-risk clinical specialties, triggering panic across the medical fraternity, reports Anuja Jaiswal. The impact was evident in the third round of PG counseling, with candidates bagging seats in government medical … Read more
PM Modi: Left-wing politics is a ‘regressive ideology’ India News
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Criticizing left-wing politics as a “regressive ideology” has lost much of its ground, even as he praised Guru Sadanandan, a BJP MP from Kerala, for his maiden speech in the Lok Sabha and admired his courage after losing his legs in a brutal attack by alleged supporters. CPM More … Read more
Rahul Gandhi’s message to Gen Z: ‘Be flexible and persevere’ | India News
New Delhi: “My message to Generation Z is simple: Nothing in life is linear. Be flexible and persevere,” Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in a post online on Sunday and shared a video of his recent interaction with NRI students from the UAE. “Many people report feeling anxious about not being confident enough, being judged, … Read more
PM Modi sets May deadline to prioritize improving highway quality India News
NEW DELHI: With many complaints over poor quality of roads in recent months, especially during and after monsoon, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has set a May deadline for the road transport ministry to prioritize quality improvements and develop strong standard operating procedures to ensure accountability and consistency. TOI has learned that while Modi recently reviewed … Read more
Trade deal will give new wings to farmers’ dreams: Shivraj Singh Chouhan | India News
New Delhi: A day after the joint statement on India-US interim trade agreement, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan Sunday said the deal would “give new wings to farmers’ dreams” and dismissed criticism from Congress, saying the deal fully protected the interests of the agricultural sector and farmers, with critical agricultural products being excluded. The … Read more
A design aerospace company has gained on-orbit snooping capabilities and captured images of the International Space Station, a first for India. indian news
New Delhi: In a giant leap for India’s space sector, domestic aerospace company Azista Space has demonstrated a new indigenous space capability by snapping images of objects in orbit from another satellite, a first for an Indian space company. This is often referred to as “on-orbit snooping or space surveillance.”Azista Space used its 80-kilogram Earth … Read more
Highway builders seek PM’s intervention on PPP project timelines, arbitration restrictions India News
New Delhi: Country’s top road builders body seeks Prime Minister Narendra ModiIntervened to review the tight construction schedule of the PPP mega-road project, its overall financeability and the modification of dispute resolution through arbitration.In a letter to the Prime Minister, the National Highway Builders Federation (NHBF) mentioned the recent tender for 200 km of greenfield … Read more
Young J&K MLA’s House speech wins bipartisan praise | India News
Jammu: A young Bharatiya Janata Party MP from J&K received rare praise from politicians on Saturday for her speech in Parliament, which was strictly limited to the highly polarizing budget issue in the House.Devyani Singh Rana, 31, is the daughter of former Nagrota MLA Devender Rana, who died after winning the assembly elections in 2024. … Read more
‘Reject this’: Tej Pratap Yadav refutes child rumors, says no link to women mentioned in past Facebook posts | India News
Tej Pratap Yadav (PTI Photo) New Delhi: Janshakti Janata Dal (JJD) chief Taj Pratap Yadav On Sunday, he strongly denied rumors circulating on social media that a woman he was allegedly linked to had given birth to his child, calling the claims false and defamatory. He accused political opponents and former colleagues of deliberately spreading … Read more